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Types Of Fractions - Review | Maths For Grade 5 | Periwinkle - Free Educational videos for Students in k-12


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00:09 types of fractions REVIEW . Hello , Children today let
00:16 us revise fractions . A fraction is a part of
00:24 a whole . It represents one or more equal parts
00:29 of a whole object . Look at the Fraction 3/4
00:36 . The number above the line is the numerator .
00:40 It indicates the number of equal parts considered . The
00:45 line is called Fraction bar or division bar . The
00:50 number below the fraction bar is called the denominator .
00:56 It indicates the total number of equal parts the whole
01:00 is divided into kids . A fraction is also a
01:07 part of a set . Look at an example .
01:12 Take a set of four bottles . Three are red
01:16 and one is green . Here , we say ,
01:20 3/4 of the bottles are red . When two or
01:24 more fractions are given , depending on the value of
01:28 their denominators , they can be termed as like or
01:33 unlike fractions like fractions . Fractions with the same denominators
01:40 are called like fractions , for example , one upon
01:46 four , three upon four et cetera . Unlike fractions
01:53 , fractions with different denominators are called unlike fractions ,
01:58 for example , five upon 85 upon three , two
02:04 upon seven et cetera . Now let us revise the
02:09 types of fractions one proper fractions , a fraction in
02:16 which the numerator is less than the denominator is called
02:21 a proper fraction . For example , two is less
02:26 than eight . Thus , we say that to eighth
02:32 is a proper fraction . Two improper fractions , a
02:37 fraction in which the numerator is greater than or equal
02:42 to the denominator is called an improper fraction . For
02:46 example , E five is greater than two . Thus
02:53 , we see that five upon two is an improper
02:58 fraction . B four is equal to four . Thus
03:05 , we see that 4/4 is an improper fraction .
03:11 Three mixed fractions , a mixed number also called as
03:17 mixed fraction is the sum of a natural number and
03:21 a proper fraction . Look at the three circles .
03:26 The 1st and 2nd circles are completely colored , and
03:30 half of the third circle is colored . When added
03:34 . Together , we get 2.5 . This 2.5 represents
03:40 a mixed number here . Number two is the natural
03:45 number , and half is the fraction . Now let
03:50 us change a mixed number to an improper fraction .
03:55 Convert five and three upon nine into an improper fraction
04:01 . To do this , multiply the natural number by
04:05 the denominator and then add the numerator to the product
04:11 to get the new numerator right . The denominator as
04:15 it is therefore five and three upon nine is equal
04:23 to five into nine in brackets plus three upon nine
04:29 , which is equal to 45 plus three upon nine
04:33 that is equal to 48 upon nine . Thus ,
04:38 five and three upon nine is equal to 48 upon
04:44 nine . Next , we will change an improper fraction
04:50 into a mixed number . Look at the given fraction
04:54 to convert into a mixed number . We divide the
04:58 numerator nine by the denominator to we get the cautioned
05:04 as four and the remainder as one . We write
05:09 the mixed number as cautioned , plus remainder upon divisor
05:15 . Thus , nine upon two is equal to four
05:19 plus one upon to which is equal to 4.5 Children
05:27 . Wasn't revising fractions fun .
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